40: How to Measure and Fix Insulin Resistance with Dr. Ben Bikman

Ben Bikman • February 12, 2024
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For years, as a scientist, my research has focused on the foundational role of metabolic health in controlling body weight and reducing the risk of chronic disease. Understanding how the interaction of calories and hormones affects our metabolic health has become the cornerstone of my work. I’ve had the privilege of sharing this message with people across the globe, helping them understand the profound impact of their metabolic health on their lives. As a scientist I’m driven to uncover the science behind better health, to make that science accessible to everyone, and help other professionals do the same thing. If you want to stay connected to the latest in metabolic science and health, I invite you to become an “Insider” at whatever level of participation works for you. You’ll gain access to exclusive research, insights and more. I look forward to being better connected with you: BenBikman.com

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📢 Ask Dr. Bikman’s Digital Mind: https://benbikman.com/ben-bikmans-digital-ai-mind In today's Metabolic Classroom, the discussion centers on addressing insulin resistance, marking the final part of a series that viewers are encouraged to catch up on if they haven't already. Previous episodes have delved into the nature, origins, and implications of insulin resistance, highlighting its association with various diseases. Despite the somber tone of these revelations, the current discussion offers a ray of hope by focusing on solutions to this pervasive issue, emphasizing its solvability and preventability. Before delving into strategies for combating insulin resistance, Dr. Bikman takes a moment to outline methods for assessing one's own insulin resistance status, recognizing limitations in traditional approaches that solely focus on glucose levels. He stresses the importance of understanding insulin's broader role beyond glucose regulation, highlighting the significance of elevated insulin levels as an early indicator of resistance. The discussion moves to practical considerations, such as interpreting fasting insulin levels, with values below six suggesting insulin sensitivity, while higher readings may indicate varying degrees of resistance, requiring further evaluation. Learn more at: https://www.insuliniq.com #insulinresistance #metabolicsyndrome #metabolichealth #type2diabetes #type1diabetes #weightloss #intermittentfasting #intermittantfasting #fasting

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